07 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 07, 1935
Page
1
After a meeting on Wednesday underground workers at the Wiluna mines resumed work at a mill. A wrongful dismissal case was reinstated and ongoing talks aimed to review the Mathewsons matter. Surface activity and local officials showed tension as workers planned to return Thursday.
December 4 report from Lawton details Enghout defeating Germany in a friendly at Tottenhaus 14 non. The match drew a modest crowd, with both sides delivering clean play and good defense.
An analysis argues that oppression or mismanagement fuels a rising Social Credit Movement. It critiques distribution faults, purchasing power, and national credit schemes as factors shaping economic strain, urging reforms to align production with consumer demand and fair wages.
The London Conference negotiators confront post Treaty timing as Washington and London treaties expire. Key players include the United States, France, and Italy, with Britain and the United States opposing Japan's naval parity demands. Britain signals support for American policy while wary of Japan asserting Western Pacific naval dominance.
The serialized novel excerpt follows Nellie Tom Gallan, author of The Man Who Changed Mis Wifes, through CHAPTER VI. A young woman named Une endures fevered mood swings, longing, and social pressures as she retreats to High Mere to contemplate her life, love, and a looming choice amid a tangled social circle and a powerful presence.
A murky OCR fragment describes a large loan conversion involving about £21 million. It references planned market moves, delays, and international implications with mentions of a British and Austrian context, a New South Wales conversion, and a sizable total investment approaching nearly £200 million over the period.
Fire at a West Perth bulk store and factory yesterday afternoon caused about 70 pounds in damage. Firefighters worked hard to contain the blaze, preventing spread to adjacent buildings and limiting total destruction.
The House resumes consideration of the Bulk Handling Bill amid sharp exchanges from both sides. Government and opposition members clash over provisions and potential impacts, with debate recapturing momentum after a brief recess.
An old ad fragment touts For Strong Nerves pills promising quick relief from fatigue and low iron. It cites tests, blood tests, and claimed improvements in strength, vitality, and robust health, referencing a Dr Williams and a Mr Willie in promotional language.
A disjointed text passage presents a jumble of garbled phrases, names, and fragments. It reads like OCR noise with unclear subjects, places, and events. No coherent event or clear entities can be derived to form a definite news item.
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